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Scotsman Travel Trailer

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Standard Features

The Scottie, the Romer, and the Highlander featured “solid construction” of plywood (not framed in with studs). Sometime in the 1950s the models developed a distinctive “roll” above the front window that was used for storage. Prior to that, Scotsman trailers had a more traditional “canned ham” shape. The original version re-emerged with the 1970's Romers, as those found have been without the trademark roll. Interior features for these models included a table and two benches (early versions were upholstered in blue plaid) in the front, a fold out couch/bed in the back, and a claustrophobic fold-down bunk above the couch/bed. The kitchen had a stove top (3 to 4 burners) and an icebox (later a refrigerator). A closet was opposite of the kitchen.

Early windows were awning style. In the 1960s, jalousie windows were used for the operational windows.